Large historical archives may need offline appliance shipping rather than weeks of thin WAN upload during the city's cloud migration. Which migration consideration does this highlight?
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Short Explanation
When the pipe is a garden hose and the archive is a swimming pool, ship the disks. Offline transfer appliances exist so you are not stuck watching a WAN crawl for weeks. Transfer method is a first-class migration decision, not an afterthought.
Full Explanation
Migration projects must select storage and transfer methods that fit data volume, bandwidth, and deadlines. Offline appliance shipping (or similar bulk import paths) often outperforms constrained WAN uploads for large archives. Insisting on slow VPN-only copies, deleting required data, or confusing code re-architecture with data movement ignores that transfer-method consideration.